For a long time, transport planning relied on static routes, fixed schedules and historical averages. While effective in predictable environments,
You can meet 1-2-1 with leading suppliers at the Total Supply Chain Summit in April – It’s designed for senior supply
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By Christopher Keating, Senior Vice President, Transportation and Logistics Segment, Trimble As we start to look ahead to 2026, businesses
Crossing a border should be the easy part of a successful export. Unfortunately, for too many businesses, that is the
From 1 January 2027, the United Kingdom will introduce a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) tax on commercial imports of
Manufacturing is one of the UK’s most ambitious sectors, having embraced digitalisation with open arms. With 90% of UK manufacturers planning or
Each month on Supply Chain Briefing we’ll be shining the spotlight on a different part of the logistics market –
Geopolitical unrest and supply chain uncertainty are adding costs at every stage of the transport management process. For the 90% of companies reliant
When the United States quietly killed its $800 de minimis threshold in August 2025, few outside the e-commerce world took
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Global supply chains face rising geopolitical fragmentation, border checks are increasing, and authorities are stepping up post-clearance audits. For exporters,
By Louis Columbus, Senior Industry Marketing Manager at DELMIA Manufacturing leadership must assess manufacturing operations management (MOM) transformation strategically rather than
The automotive industry across Europe is in transition. New market entrants, US tariffs and a changing technology base are adding
By Dani Mechlowitz, CRO at ITD Global Global ecommerce is expanding at an extraordinary pace. According to SellersCommerce, in 2024 2.71
